Free Throw Shooting & "Dealing With" Parents Bundle
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Coach will briefly walk you through the course and share with you where you can get yoru 5 - One Hour Building Better Basketball Shooters Practice Plans.
A quick summary of free throw shooting and why it is so important. You'll also find my Free Throw Drills and Situations ebook.
I often ask players what routine they use at the free throw line and they say they don't have one. Players want to make things as familiar as possibe when shooting a free throw and having a routine is paramount to making this possible.
By getting off the line players are becoming accostumed to resetting themselves and being comfortable at the free throw line.
Making sure players can refocus themsleves and shoot the same shot every time they need to work on adjusting their bodies and resetting with each shot.
Small movements start to train players muscles to adjust to different variables and to become a better shooter. Training the muscles to make small adjustments can pay big dividends when fatigue is a factor late in a game.
Doing free throw shooting after a players heart rate is up and their muslces are fatigued mimicks what players will see in a game. The more conditioned they are to shoot the ball when tired the better they will make free throws in a game.
What's the number one thing coaches don't like when it comes to coaching? You guessed it... dealing with parents. In the next couple of lessons, I will give you three strategies to keep everyone on the same page and to lower the chance of those dreaded parent meetings.
Strategy #1 is something coaches often pass by or don't put much thought into and it's the pre-season parent meeting. You'll learn why this meeting is so importnat and some key things to add to it in in this lesson.
Strategy #2 is all about communicating early and often with a weekly update. This could be in the form of a newsletter, email, or private group that has been set up. You'll learn what items to put in the update and why they are so important in this lesson.
Often times parents get a bad rap when they want to meet. If players would communicate a little bit more a lot of parent meetings don't need to happen and quite frankly, wouldn't happen. Let's look at how we can get our players to communicate better in this lesson.
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Coach Matt Dennis is the current boys basketball coach at Otsego H.S. in Otsego, MI. His goal is to create a winning basketball program from top to bottom. He enjoys working with coaches and helping them find more success in less time just as he's done in his coaching career. You can learn more about Coach and his journey by clicking here
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